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By: Angie Holden | Published: | Updated: | 45 Comments
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I love this idea!! Wouldn’t this be beautiful on a table for a wedding??!!
I was wondering if you think this would work for things besides letters… for instance, I was thinking I would try making one with a black and white photograph. Do you think it would work? Any tips?
Also… where do I get 100% acetone?
Thanks! You have such cool ideas!
I want to make a few of the plates for gifts. Could you tell me where to find the letters. I can’t seem to find them. Thank you! I LOVE this idea!
Thank you for the help. I found it:)
Lovely! I have used Citra-Solv in much the same way on fabric, but never nail polish. And, never on glass. Love it! Love to learn a new technique!